Nintendo tops Sony in market value
Tokyo (Japan) – Game maker Nintendo has topped Sony in stock market value. The much larger Sony, with eight times more revenue, has been dogged with slow sales of its PlayStation 3 console and a number of PR gaffes including the display of a decapitated goat’s head at a recent God of War party in Europe.
Shares of Nintendo rose 2 percent which puts total valuation at $53 billion dollars. Sony shares dipped and now have a total value of approximately $52 billion.
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Shares of Nintendo rose 2 percent which puts total valuation at $53 billion dollars. Sony shares dipped and now have a total value of approximately $52 billion.
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